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June 26, 2014
Dear Mamet family, our daughter just graduated from the Carroll school. She still misses coach Mamet and views him as one of the most influential adults in her life. The lessons she learned from him will be in her heart forever - about kindness, friendship , helping others , and treating everyone as equals . She will carry forth his goodness and think of him forever. Thank you
Kristy (Harper) Lescinskas
September 29, 2009
Well, I am just deeply saddened to hear about the passing of my friend Teddy. My husband and children moved to Tucson almost five years ago now and so, I only got the news this summer. We were neighbors on Pleasant Street and worked together for years at Eagle's. He was a great friend and person. When I was in college as an education major, Teddy invited me to volunteer on one of his Friday field trip days. It is one day I will never forget! Teddy was extremely sweet, funny and just really nice to be around. My thoughts of him always bring a smile to my face. He is missed. God Bless you--"his Girls".
The Lamb's
November 22, 2008
We are so grateful, too, and profoundly sorry for your loss,
Brian Kersanske
November 17, 2008
Dear Mamet family,
My deepest condolences to your family. I too was another childhood friend of Teddy's while growing up in Dorchester. I saw him a few times later at the Eagle and was always warmly greeted. His legacy will continue through thoughts and memories of all his friends. My best to you all.
Kim Jordan
November 17, 2008
I was shocked when I found out yesterday that Teddy had passed. He went to school with my parents and he often gave me a hard time (in a good way) when I came into Eagle! The neighborhood won't be the same.
My thoughts and prayers are with your family!
Paula, Mark and Matt Gadbois
November 17, 2008
Dear Mamet Family,
I remember our son, Matthew having Mr. Mamet at the Carroll School he was his favorite teacher. He had so much patience, a great sense of humor, love and kindess in his heart. We were very fortunate to have met you him. He will remain within our hearts forever. May the memories you have aid you through these difficult times. With Our Deepest Sympathy,
Mark, Paula and Matt Gadbois
Bill Jordan
November 17, 2008
What to say? Ted was one of my oldest and best childhood friends. We enjoyed many of life's learning experiences as we matured on Taft and Mayfield Streets. He is part of every one of my early life stories. We kept in touch over the years via the Eagle when I would visit my daughter for the holidays on Grant Street. Every time we met, it was as if it was only yesterday. We lightly talked of getting together for a night out and meeting each others family...Next time,Ted. To his wife and girls, I share your sorrow and wish for you the strength to endure these times.
Michael Snoddy
November 16, 2008
I just recently heard of Ted's passing at a meeting I attended for all the New England Athletic Directors. When it was annouced there was an immediate reaction of disbelieve. I knew Ted professionally and always enjoyed my many interactions with him. His sense of humor and love for the kids he taught were two aspect of Ted I will always remember. I extend my deepest sympathies and regrets.
Emily Gallagher
November 15, 2008
Dear The Mamet family,
I remember having Mr.Mamet at the Carroll he was my favorite teacher. Friday field trips would always be the best with him even sometime breaking out into song. He had the biggest heart and was a wonderful teacher. He will be greatly missed..i will keep your family in my prayers.
Karen Gallagher
November 14, 2008
I wish to express our sincere sympathy to your family. Our family was forutnate to meet to meet Mr. Mamet at the Carroll School. Our family has fond memeories of his smiling face. The Gallagher Family
Ted relaxing in the gym at Carroll
Rick Powers
November 13, 2008
My dear colleague Ted lent a stability to The Carroll School and its inhabitants that will be very hard to replace. I miss his wonderful presence terribly. My condolences.
November 13, 2008
Our son, Sam, graduated from Carroll last year and had Ted as a teacher and coach for the three years he attended the school. Ted was the embodiment of what makes Carroll special: Patience, kindness, committment, motivation, humor, and humility. We can only imagine how that translated to his family. We were all lucky to have known him. We will miss him terribly.
The Dingle family
Debbie Graziano (Stronach)
November 13, 2008
My deepest sympathy goes out to the Mamet family and all those who knew and loved Teddy. I knew him when we were growing up in Dorchester and remember him fondly. God bless the Mamet family and help them through this time of sorrow.
Diane Heffernan - Joslin
November 12, 2008
Dear Mamet Family,
I am so sorry to hear about Ted. I knew him many years ago when we were kids on Carson and Buttonwood Streets. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Take comfort in friends and memories. God Bless!
Mara Paul
November 12, 2008
Dear Mamet Family,
My son Shayne recently attended Carroll and Ted was on of his favorite teachers. Ted knew how to push Shayne to be the best he could. Ted would always let him help out at track meets when Carroll would face Landmark, my alma mater. He always made Shayne feel included. Shayne wants to dedicate his dek hockey championship game on sat to Coach Mamet because he will miss him.
You are all in our prayers
Mara and Shayne Paul
Maura Mullowney
November 12, 2008
Mamet Family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. Ted was the kind of person who made the bad times good and the good times better. He was a cornerstone at Carroll School. He will be greatly missed.
susie barrow
November 12, 2008
Ted Mamet was my 6-8 grade coach and gym teacher. He always had a big smile on his face and made me laugh. He taught me so much in Soccer and in Track. After 8th grade, i came back for homecoming and he remembered me asking how i was doing and how my family was doing.
Caitlin Driscoll
November 12, 2008
I was one of the lucky ones that had Ted as a teacher. Ted was a man that would always have a smile on his face and would do anything for his students. I remember my days at Carroll as if it were yesterday, thanks to Ted and the great memories I had at Carroll I too am a gym teacher in Dorchester and I owe my success to the great guy in the gym that made everyones experience at Carroll so special. My prayers are to the Mamet family, take care and god bless.
Taylor Kelly
November 12, 2008
I would like to start off by saying im very sorry for this terrible loss. Mr. Mamet was an amazing person. He always knew how to have a good time even when times were bad. Growing up i always hated gym but when I went to the Carroll school gym became my favorite subject. I remember every morning when me and Cari would hide in the back of the gym so we wouldnt have to leave. Of course he always found us but then we would sit there and ask as many questions as we could think of to avoid leaving. Or even the time during soccer practice when my glasses broke and he sat there for hours trying to fix it and would not give up. I know Im only one of the many others who have good memories of Mr.Mamet. He was a very loved man and I will never forget all the good times i shared with him. I wish the best of luck to his family.
Janet McAuley
November 12, 2008
To The Mamet Family
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Ted was a great man. I met Ted in 7th grade and we continued our friendship through high school and up until the last South Boston class reunion. He walked into a room and the room lit up. Everyone would get up to greet him. He always had a great sense of humor and way with people. He was taken to early in life. He had so much more to offer. I will miss my friend.
Todd & Tracy Egan
November 12, 2008
Mamet Family,
We are deeply saddened by the news of Ted's passing. Our son George is a fourth grade student at The Carroll School and he enjoyed Ted as a gym teacher. I remember our new parent meeting very well, and how Ted worked the room and made us all laugh. He also made us very comfortable knowing how much he cared about the students and the school. We are very sorry for your loss, he will be missed.
from Dorchester
November 12, 2008
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Amy MacDonough
November 12, 2008
To the Mamet Family,
I was one of Ted’s students. He was great man you touch and change my life in ways in ways I am sure he never knew. I was so shy and could be best described as a wilting wallflower, I did not have the gift for sports, I lack eye and hand coordination. Nevertheless, none of that matter to Ted, he would never just let me fade away he help me to know that I could get in the game and play. If he was proud of me, I should be proud of me. He was always there for you in only the way he could be a strong hand with soft touch. I will now play any game be part of team, and stand strong and I have Ted to thank for not let me settle. Thank you. Please may you find some comfort in know that he will not forgotten my many, not only did touch the heart of his students but he change lives.
Thank you so much.
John Savave
November 12, 2008
Maureen, Katelyn, Marissa and Lauren,
In the past few days since hearing that Ted pasted away I have been lost in my memories of him. The good things that he did for everyone is reflected in what all have written and will continue to write. I don't know of a more gentle and caring soul than the one Ted possessed as he walked among us. Along with the flood of memories come some of the most intense feelings and thoughts, but let me
end with this. As long as someone is alive to remember, no one ever really dies. Pass your memories and stories of Teddy along to anyone who'll listen, if we all do that in some way he'll live on forever.
John Savage and Family
Russell Dion
November 12, 2008
We are deeply saddened by the recent passing of Ted. Our son is a 7th grader at Carroll and he has been touched by the quality of time Ted spent with him as a teacher and as a coach.
Always a positive view, always a kind approach, and always a successful outcome. He helped shape the lifes and learning minds of so many gifted young people. He was the gifted one. We are extremely greatful to have had Ted contribute to our Caroll experience.
Teddy at my wedding 9-10-1994
November 12, 2008
Brooke Garnett
November 11, 2008
I was deeply saddened when I heard about the loss of Mr. Mamet. He was a wonderful coach and gym teacher. Always had a smile on his face and inspired the students. He always showed enthusiasm and kindness towards my classmates and me. I will never forget his "famous" pickle making at Fall Festival each year. He touched the hearts of so many. My thoughts and prayers go out to you. He will be greatly missed!
Brooke Garnett-Class of 2005
Diane (Scannell) Hanson
November 11, 2008
Dear Mamet Family,
I was so saddened to hear about Ted. He was a great person and anyone would be proud to say they knew him. I've known him since we were kids on Carson St. He will be missed by all. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Amy Ship
November 11, 2008
Maureen,
I was so very sorry to hear of your loss. I only heard your husband described as "wonderful." Please know that my thoughts are with you.
Amy
Stephanie Larkin
November 11, 2008
Our son, Steven Larkin was lucky enough to have Ted as his teacher, coach, friend and mentor while he was at the Carroll School. Each time we went down for parent teacher conferences and meetings we made sure to stop in and visit Ted in the gym. He always had a big smile for us and amazingly never forget our names! We will always remember his big smile and his big heart! I am so sorry for your loss. Stephanie, Steven, Kasey and Stevie Larkin
Louis Manni
November 11, 2008
Maureen and children
I worked with Ted at the Eagle for a number of years. Always liked working with him, enjoyed time we spent on the occasional "Eagle nite out". I'll alway remember Ted's pickles. Ted would make pickles and bring them in for us. Can't think of a single memory that wasn't good, even now I'm smiling remembering of him. My heart goes out to you and the girls
Lou from the Eagle
November 11, 2008
Dear Mamet Family,
We are one of the many many Carroll families who simply loved Ted. He changed how our son saw the world and his place in it.
How lucky we all are to have known him.
We will make sure that his memory lives on through the stories we tell about him.
The Leopolds
Kerry Carney
November 11, 2008
Dear Maureen, Katelyn, Marissa and Lauren,
We were shocked and saddened with the news about Ted. We are all thinking about you and praying for you. Ted had the greatest smile. We can't even imagine how much you will miss him. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. We are so very sorry.
Love, Lynne, Jean, Barry, Suzi, Kevin, Kristin, Kerry and Tom
Richard Maciaszczyk
November 11, 2008
Dear Maureen, Katelyn, Marissa and Lauren,
Rita, Danny, Adam, Erika, and I are deeply saddened with Teddy's passing. Words can't express the emptiness I feel at losing my "brother" of 50+ years. I can only say the memory of knowing him all this time and sharing the goodtimes, and laughs, and friendship will help fill the void and keep him in my heart forever. If there is a heaven I know he won't be resting in peace because I'm sure he'll start landscaping and fixing up the place to his liking.
Please accept our deepset symapthy for your loss.
Rich, Rita, Dan, Adam, and Erika
Jeanne and Jim Sgroi
November 11, 2008
Dear Maureen, Katelyn, Marissa, and Lauren,
We are so sorry for your loss. Ted was such a kind man. We have fond memories of him standing on the sideline at Saturday soccer games coaching the girls with Jim. He touched the lives of so many kids and will be missed by many. May you find comfort in each other and your wonderful memories with him. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Jim, Jeanne, Julianne and Christine Sgroi
Margaret Gebhard
November 11, 2008
How can we begin to express how much we will miss Ted. He is our family's friend in so many ways -- Margaret (Gebhard), and Don (Perkins), Betsey (Holland), Sarah's (Perkins) colleague and friend -- John's (Holland) teacher and coach. The Gebhard/Holland/Perkins family holds Ted in their prayers and thoughts, particularly the "girls" whom we came to know during the fun at Summer@Carroll.
Karen and Gabrielle Mcnulty
November 11, 2008
Ted always new who might need an extra hug or word of kindness. We were lucky to have and know him.
Our Deepest Sympathy.
Liz Shuman
November 11, 2008
I feel lucky to have worked with, known and loved Ted. Ted had a big heart of gold and loved nothing or no one as much as his family. Ted's unique ability to make everyone, young and old alike, feel special will be sorely missed. Ted was a truly phenomenal person and I'll miss him greatly.
Erika Donahue
November 11, 2008
Maureen, Katelyn, Marissa and Lauren,
We were so saddened to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Joe, Erika, Joe, Matthew and Ben Donahue
Timothy Guertin&Family
November 11, 2008
Ted was a great teacher, coach and friend to me for many years as I attended the Carroll School. I could always count on him to make me smile! Such an inspiration to all. Always a kind word, and always knew when a big hug or "high-five" was needed.I was devastated to hear the news of his passing. May you find comfort in knowing he touched the lives of many in his short time here on earth with us. He will always hold a special place in my heart. My heartfelt condolances to his family and friends. Thank You for sharing him with us. The world was a better place because Mr. Mamet was in it. He will truly be missed!
The Hill Family
November 11, 2008
Our son Jason attended the Carroll School for 6 years - Ted was always one of his favorite teachers - we referred to him as the "big teddy bear". Our thoughts and prayers are with you - he was a gift to all of the students at Carroll - and he will be greatly missed.
Larry Brown
November 11, 2008
Dear Maureen, Katelyn, Marissa, and Lauren,
Ted was loved by and loved so many. He loved no one more than “his Girls”
Carroll School, (his “other family”)
stephen cidlevich jr
November 11, 2008
Marissa & Family:
Words cannot express how sorry we are for your loss. You're in our thoughts and prayers.
With Deepest Sympathy
Stephen Cidlevich jr & Family
Bill and Barbara MacKinnon
November 11, 2008
We had the pleasure of knowing Ted through the Carroll School. Ted was a great role model who made a real difference in the lives of our children. We will always be thankful for everything he did for our family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Mary and Marc McNulty
November 11, 2008
Ted had a profound and lasting affect on my kids at Carroll. He instilled confidence in them with an intuitive sense of who they are and what they needed. His quiet kindness and calm strength will be greatly missed. We are grateful our kids had the opportunity to know Ted and learn from him.
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